The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-21
Current Events Epitomized.
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Read the ADVOCATE.
Encourage the Y NJ. c. A.
Everybody speaks we'll of Tulip.
Our streets represented lively ap-
-'@pesrarce Saturday evening.
-Don't read your neighbor's ADVOCATE,
= subscribe for it-sl 90 year.
!, /" The best laundry soap in the world is
1 tho Tulip Soap. Try quarters w,esta.
-Thcee men were struck by passenger
train at Bethlehem Saturday and fatally
injured.
Rich, rev and artistic jewelry just re,
ceizsd ct Il. II. Hohis, Mauch Chunk.
Largest szScaion. y,
"A Ran named Swab was arrested at
Reading recently for hlgashh ss4+s1 is claimed
chat he has three wives.
"A two-story kitchen is being added 10
the Yenser residence on Bank street
Lewis Werner has the contract.
-Wanted-0ne thousand good watch
makers. Boys fifteen to eighteen years of
of age desiring to learn the trade should
apply at the ADVOCATE Office,
%. F. Nicholson, pyominent Luzerne
county lawyer. attempted to shoot his wife
And son Monday. He was committed to
the county Jail la default Of bail.
Thomas Haigh, Of Allentown, left that
place suddenly few weeks ago and has
Rot been heard from since. 1t has now
developed that be Is short in his accounts
If you want to see handsome display
Of gold watches look at E. H. Hollis new
stock opened to-day-beyond Doubt the
nnest assortment eyer displayed in Carbon
county.
-Caxpets-Brussels and Ingrain,-the
largest assortment in towr to select from
and at prices that defy competition, at
Kemerer& Swartz's Furniture Warerooms,
Bank strest.
Moses Rehrig, on Lehigh street, has
for sale lot of sound grape arbor poles
and posts; parties desiring snythlng in this
iins will do well to give him call before
purchasing elsewhere. If.
For the peek ending on the 14th inst,
There wSFs l09,o07 tons of coal shipped over
the L. & S. R.R., q total to date of /, 1852, ,O57
same date Last year of "a. 2s2 tons.
=FoF the week ending May IA, there
Uere i6i,5l6 tons Of coal shipped over the
kSehigh Valley railroad, making total to
date of S,270,950 tons, apd showing an in
crease Of 4lS,09S tons sSnpared with same
date last year.
Leopold Never, of the Doiensburg Ho-
I'd, has Arst-rate accommodations for six
or eight good boarders, at $3.50 per week.
PerseRs vhO wish the co4forts of home
should not miss this opportunity. Leopold
keeps nice clean and quiet place.
THE attantiOn of the people of Summit
Hit, LAnsfSEd and vicinity is directed to
the fact that George <. HuRtzinger, of The
popular Switchback Restaurant, is Ruthor-
iRsd hY 1s 70 receive subscriptions and
moness for the CARBON ADVOCATE.
The examination of the high school
graduating class will be commenced to, day
LFhdayj by Supt. T. A. Snyder and con-
cluded tomorrow Saturday by Prof. j. j.
Bevan, Of Mauch Chunk. The class num-
bers five. as follows: Misses Ella Peters,
A1-c nachtAl Laura h0ludW dDu MeSSIS.
David Miller and Charles Hauk. The
class have our best wishes.
The town and surrounding country
now present beautiful appearance There
Is no time of the year when nature present.
quite 80 attractive a show as during the
mingJag of the Msy blossoms and the ten.
der young leaflets OF the rapidly opening
foliage. Take a day off aad hire one Of
David Ebbert's easy riding rigs, and drive
through our beautiful valleys and you will
be imbued with new life and activity.
The Unionvllle, (Tuscola co., Mich.
Sun, contains the following item concern
tng former resident Of Lehighton, which
will undoubtedly prove of much interest tC
the lady's many aequaintances here: MAR
ried, on Wednesday, May 1lth, at the fam
ily residence, Mrs. Mary E. Longstreet, o
Unionvile and ReY. w. w. Win, pastor o.
the n. L. church of Tuseola Rev. A. j
Bisslow, presiding elder of Saginaw dis
trict, performed the ceremony in the pres
enoS Of about forty relatives and friends
The couple left the same day for an extend
Cd Wedding tour